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Local SEO even with generic terms

by paivadaniel
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Hello,

My question is about local SEO. I´m entered a generic kw in google, and the results was...

#1: a normal page
#2: a page from the same site, but now with a specific page to my city.

You can see here: hxxp://i.imgur.com/CqBPrw0.png

As I said I did not filled a specific term in my search (as my city).

This process is built by Google, right? I mean, you can improve your Local SEO, but this specifc result is only validated by Google. Or is there a kind of rich snippet to build it?
#generic #local #seo #terms
  • Profile picture of the author ahsonwp
    Were you logged in to Gmail while searching Google?
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    • Profile picture of the author paivadaniel
      Originally Posted by ahsonwp View Post

      Were you logged in to Gmail while searching Google?
      Yes, can it influence in the rankings?

      And my first question continues.
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  • Profile picture of the author ahsonwp
    Yes, using Google search while signedin to your Gmail INFLUENCE on the results you'll see on Google. Secondly to answer your original question, there's no snippet used as per the image you attached, and yes, since you searched a generic term, Google identified the results as per the content it deemed relevant to show in search results.
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